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I picked up one of these, found a good used one, rugged and solid. I converted it to electric hydraulic , this thing is great offroad, no problem in the woods. Great for projects where you can't access with a bigger trailer and it doesn't tear up the turf. It's sold under a few names, too bad...

Thats a great price, funny I was just going to pick another one up, shows 99$ now.

I have a few of these, https://www.amazon.com/Craftsman-11-Sandpaper-50-pk-Portfolio/dp/B0057YF5DG?tag=atomicindus08-20

Jaws are removable and this vise was found in lots of schools and industrial settings. After 60 years of abuse in shop classes they're still in good shape,

They're a good vise, I find them in old schools all the time and the woodworking vise as well. Even found a few new ones, gave a bunch away to friends, saved a few to sell.

Just got the notice, machine has shipped, can't wait to set it up & change some tires. Really not sure why I'm excited by getting this machine, maybe all the bad experience's at tire shops?

Hilti requires it in their firestopping details for filing voids.

Well after using the dikes a few days I really like them. They have a nice burly feel to them, definitely construction tool belt material. Yet at the same time they are smooth and precise, will definitely buy more.

I can still lift a wheel assembly but using a pallet jack looks like it will make it much easier. Will have to try when I mount these, definitely will make equipment wheels much easier.

We go through alot of portable bandsaw blades, i think I've tried them all. So far mMorse seems to hold up the best, none of the guys want any other brand. Tried to like the milwaukee blades but the quality is hit and miss. Lennox is a close second to Morse, did want to try the harbor freight...